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Feeling absolutely exhausted
Kate_20
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I haven't done much. I feel absolutely drained. I hope everything can end soon. Every heartbeat hurts. And I am so disappointed with myself.
Tengo el alma en cuarentena y roto el cuerpo
Qué dolor, qué pena y qué tormento
El Kanka - Lo mal que estoy y lo poco que me quejo
Qué dolor, qué pena y qué tormento
El Kanka - Lo mal que estoy y lo poco que me quejo
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It sounds like you are currently feeling drained, hoping everything can end soon, every heartbeat hurts and you are disappointed in yourself.
Would you like to tell us more about what you are currently experiencing? - for example, what "everything" is and what you are disappointed in yourself for.
We are here for you if you would like to share more with us
Qué dolor, qué pena y qué tormento
El Kanka - Lo mal que estoy y lo poco que me quejo
I can sympathise with how hard it is to read long articles, there's a lot of reading in my degree as well. Please remember that you're not alone in feeling overwhelmed and feeling like you can't concentrate when it comes to reading long articles. Does your university have any tips/resources that you could use when it comes to reading articles?
Something that could help is scanning through the article to go through the subheadings to identify the important sections to read, for example, in my degree, the sections that are usually important are the results and discussion sections - this has helped me a lot since it not only saves a lot of time, but also breaks long and wordy articles into smaller chunks, hopefully making it more manageable for you to focus
Please keep trying your best, I hope everything gets better for you